The Star Trek Thread

[Corazon de Leon]

What's that children? A slight sense of whimsy and fun in this bleak world?
JENUAL SMASH!!!!!

Nah I mean I love this but he’s not wrong - it’s about as subtle as getting smacked in the face with a cardboard cut out of Captain Picard and told to tune in on January 23 for more

[Hexx]

What's that children? A slight sense of whimsy and fun in this bleak world?
JENUAL SMASH!!!!!

Nah I mean I love this but he’s not wrong - it’s about as subtle as getting smacked in the face with a cardboard cut out of Captain Picard and told to tune in on January 24th for more

Obviously too subtle

[Lagamorph]

It was nice to see up close going through the station earlier today

[Corazon de Leon]

What's that children? A slight sense of whimsy and fun in this bleak world?
JENUAL SMASH!!!!!

Nah I mean I love this but he’s not wrong - it’s about as subtle as getting smacked in the face with a cardboard cut out of Captain Picard and told to tune in on January 24th for more

Obviously too subtle

Tbf I’m reasonably impressed I was within a day having not checked the release date.

[Dowbocop]

I've started going back through TNG with the wife (she is a massive Trek fan)and holy gooseberry fool the first season is so poor in places. It's great to watch and really of it's time, but really, the plots are hilariously weird.

I'm just at the end of Season 1 of The Greatest Generation, podcast, it hits a lot of nails on the head about S1 TNG. The finale of S1 is amazing as well, although there's some proper shite in the season overall. S3, 4 and 5 are the ones I enjoyed most I think.

Also to annoy Jenuall: Q-ting Bec, Canary Worf, Seven of Nine Sisters, Kahlesster Square, Siskovent Garden, Qa'plarchway

[Victor Mildew]

What's that children? A slight sense of whimsy and fun in this bleak world?
JENUAL SMASH!!!!!

[Corazon de Leon]

I've started going back through TNG with the wife (she is a massive Trek fan)and holy gooseberry fool the first season is so poor in places. It's great to watch and really of it's time, but really, the plots are hilariously weird.

I'm just at the end of Season 1 of The Greatest Generation, podcast, it hits a lot of nails on the head about S1 TNG. The finale of S1 is amazing as well, although there's some proper shite in the season overall. S3, 4 and 5 are the ones I enjoyed most I think.

Also to annoy Jenuall: Q-ting Bec, Canary Worf, Seven of Nine Sisters, Kahlesster Square, Siskovent Garden, Qa'plarchway

I love these, are they all legit?

[Lagamorph]

One of my favourite WTF moments from Season 1 of TNG is Episode 6. The Enterprise is transporting two alien delegations who hate each other, but their antics are basically a side plot that doesn't really play into the episode much. Then at the end of the episode, Tasha bursts into the transporter room while Riker and Picard are talking to inform them that they've discovered a pool of blood outside one of the delegations quarters and one of the delegates is missing. Riker tells Tasha to shut up because Picard has just got back, then Tasha informs him one of the ships cooks has been asked to cook something that looks like one of the delegates.

What is the response to this massive diplomatic crisis that will likely lead to a war engulfing an entire solar system? Picard declares he's going to bed and leaves Riker in charge, Riker looks at Troi, she just gives him a cheeky smile and a jaunty theme plays. The end.

[Squinty]

One of my favourite WTF moments from Season 1 of TNG is Episode 6. The Enterprise is transporting two alien delegations who hate each other, but their antics are basically a side plot that doesn't really play into the episode much. Then at the end of the episode, Tasha bursts into the transporter room while Riker and Picard are talking to inform them that they've discovered a pool of blood outside one of the delegations quarters and one of the delegates is missing. Riker tells Tasha to shut up because Picard has just got back, then Tasha informs him one of the ships cooks has been asked to cook something that looks like one of the delegates.

What is the response to this massive diplomatic crisis that will likely lead to a war engulfing an entire solar system? Picard declares he's going to bed and leaves Riker in charge, Riker looks at Troi, she just gives him a cheeky smile and a jaunty theme plays. The end.

Gonna have to watch this, as I don't remember this bit at all

[Lagamorph]

One of my favourite WTF moments from Season 1 of TNG is Episode 6. The Enterprise is transporting two alien delegations who hate each other, but their antics are basically a side plot that doesn't really play into the episode much. Then at the end of the episode, Tasha bursts into the transporter room while Riker and Picard are talking to inform them that they've discovered a pool of blood outside one of the delegations quarters and one of the delegates is missing. Riker tells Tasha to shut up because Picard has just got back, then Tasha informs him one of the ships cooks has been asked to cook something that looks like one of the delegates.

What is the response to this massive diplomatic crisis that will likely lead to a war engulfing an entire solar system? Picard declares he's going to bed and leaves Riker in charge, Riker looks at Troi, she just gives him a cheeky smile and a jaunty theme plays. The end.

Gonna have to watch this, as I don't remember this bit at all

It literally all happens in about the last 30 seconds or so of the episode

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twitter.com/SFXmagazine/status/1217394515763453952

So this is how I learn that Hexx has me muted.

[FatDaz]

Patrick Stewart doing tannoy announcements too. Or maybe just looping audio adverts.

[Dowbocop]

I've started going back through TNG with the wife (she is a massive Trek fan)and holy gooseberry fool the first season is so poor in places. It's great to watch and really of it's time, but really, the plots are hilariously weird.

I'm just at the end of Season 1 of The Greatest Generation, podcast, it hits a lot of nails on the head about S1 TNG. The finale of S1 is amazing as well, although there's some proper shite in the season overall. S3, 4 and 5 are the ones I enjoyed most I think.

Also to annoy Jenuall: Q-ting Bec, Canary Worf, Seven of Nine Sisters, Kahlesster Square, Siskovent Garden, Qa'plarchway

I love these, are they all legit?

Unfortunately I made them up on the bus home but I'd love to see them for real

Edit: MORN-INGTON CRESCENT

[Lex-Man]

One of my favourite WTF moments from Season 1 of TNG is Episode 6. The Enterprise is transporting two alien delegations who hate each other, but their antics are basically a side plot that doesn't really play into the episode much. Then at the end of the episode, Tasha bursts into the transporter room while Riker and Picard are talking to inform them that they've discovered a pool of blood outside one of the delegations quarters and one of the delegates is missing. Riker tells Tasha to shut up because Picard has just got back, then Tasha informs him one of the ships cooks has been asked to cook something that looks like one of the delegates.

What is the response to this massive diplomatic crisis that will likely lead to a war engulfing an entire solar system? Picard declares he's going to bed and leaves Riker in charge, Riker looks at Troi, she just gives him a cheeky smile and a jaunty theme plays. The end.

Gonna have to watch this, as I don't remember this bit at all

It literally all happens in about the last 30 seconds or so of the episode

Fun fact one of the delegates is played by Mick Fleetwood of Fleetwood Mac fame.

[No:1 Final Fantasy Fan]

Had no idea they were having a premier tonight in Leicester Square! Gutted I didn't go see them afterwork! Why don't they advertise these events better?! Nm lol

[SEP]

I've started going back through TNG with the wife (she is a massive Trek fan)and holy gooseberry fool the first season is so poor in places. It's great to watch and really of it's time, but really, the plots are hilariously weird.

I'm just at the end of Season 1 of The Greatest Generation, podcast, it hits a lot of nails on the head about S1 TNG. The finale of S1 is amazing as well, although there's some proper shite in the season overall. S3, 4 and 5 are the ones I enjoyed most I think.

Also to annoy Jenuall: Q-ting Bec, Canary Worf, Seven of Nine Sisters, Kahlesster Square, Siskovent Garden, Qa'plarchway

I love these, are they all legit?

Unfortunately I made them up on the bus home but I'd love to see them for real

Edit: MORN-INGTON CRESCENT

Under Archer's third amendment, you can't get to Morn-ington Crescent from Qa-plarchway, as it doesn't allow inverse tachyon jumps.

[Victor Mildew]

Patrick Stewart doing tannoy announcements too. Or maybe just looping audio adverts.

[Monkey Man]

twitter.com/TREKSLIDER/status/1216516837657206791

The 2 shows mentioned are guesses.

[Lex-Man]

I really wish they'd do a show based in the Klingon empire, even if it was just a mini series.

[Squinty]

Patrick Stewart doing tannoy announcements too. Or maybe just looping audio adverts.

STOP TELLING ME WHAT TO DO!!!!!